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Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

Yesterdays PAPERS contlinei the
account OF tns death OF ex Governor
Luke p. Blackburn Of kentucky. Ex-
cept An nonss. q number OF I'm mediate
friends bis death creates nothing more
than 3 passing comment, and then the
mind instinctively tries to forget the
naue. Kentucky outraged herself
when sha elecied DR.. Luke P. Black.
burn Governor. Hs is the man who
during the civil WAT conceived and
reoom mended the depopulation OF
Northern cities by shipping into them
from cspsda clothing infested with the
germs of small pox, yellow fever and
cholera. was this man after thai
elected Governor OF Ksntucky?" Yes
Indeed Ee was. Who would hAv,
thought it possible? Bat leaving thil
dark picture We look with more cheer
fui hope upon the x ,ntucky o. tn
present, low almost . Republican
State.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

EXECITukS SALE UF REAL ES-
"a Ate. VIII be sold At public sale,
ON SATURDAY,
TIE 2sth DAY OF SEPT. a. d., 1871,
at2 o'clock p. m,
TN the premises in Pencsder Hd., New
Castle County. aud state OF Delaware, the
following described real estate, to wit:
All that farm VI tract OF land on the Por-
tors NJ Ill Read, leadiig q frc IN tho State kos d
70 the New Castle and krenchtown turn.
pike. near Porter's station, on the delaware
h. H., Adioin my lands OF VIM. W. Stewards
hei 9. J. II. litter, Thomas Poole, and land
tanning 22o acres, moro or less, with farm
house, tenant house, barn and other out
bufldings Mrs. MargarGtta StIadley, ten
ant. Terms at sale.
SAMUEL W. McOAULLEY,
J. AUGUSTUS McUAULLEY,
Executors, No. eeeH Market st,
sl&-fs Wllm ington Dol.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16
rkiuaY. sEPrEMBEs I6. 1887.
Healthy Politics.

Lsnossser OIuuty, Pa, the county o.
big K .pub,ic,n maiorittes, has 81. SO!
regi stored voters, according TO the reg
fstry comp etsd on the 8:h instant A
n sA'w4ys the case, there is . largt
NUN hct OF voters, probably 5000, ne
elected OF daoliued to register. bat oI
those who have registered there are b1,
f8W who will not vote, As . persou who
will tska the trouble to register will
most Likely exercise his elective fran
ohtse. To largest vote ever cast In
the whole 81 Of DslAware was about
81 800, sone 900 less than the regis
tered vote ot Lancaster County. L,n-
caster city, CITY 25. 900 less In popula'
tion than Wilmington, hiss Q registered
vote ct 10 052, about . thousand more
than the srgs,t vote ever cast In VIII
mington. Ia proportion to the regis
tered vote at Lancaster city, Whining
ton VIII 55 900 population should have
O registered vote OF 18, l55 Iustesd OF
castlGg su.a q vote, no wsver, viii ming
ton hiss been voting from A. 900 up to
5000 ss 8 general rule, and on some
oooAsiooa IL has even gone below 1000
votes. Ois OF he- registered vote OF
81 ,699 L,ncsJter County will give about
II, 600 R-n2 blicsn maj ority at next No
vem ber'e elsl.ion. We rsfer to thls vote
only 20 show the difference between 3
free aut un'raweled vote, as 10 cast In
= coun = Ike Lancaster, compared with
the uiserably manipulated, pinched
and snr.velsd up vote OF Delaware and
OF wtlntng:op, made purposely so by
Democratic N anlp1lattons that Dsmo-
crscy OF .be Southern type may be
kept IA power. Whenever Whining.
ton polls about IL. 900 votes with her
present population, and Delaware 40
900, We nay begin to look ont for q
healthier 'oue IN politics than has per.
ynded tina S ATE for many wears past.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16
COM { IN AND SEE US

| In part tie celebration ol
the Constitutional Centen-
NAL is over. Industry has
had its day.
We did our best as repre-
sentative citizens and mer-
chants to make the occasion
a uccess.
Or ur display was as grand
and suggestive as we could
make it. Some said: "Not
a finer individual display in
the five miles Of it."
The provision we make
for your wants here in the
store is on as grand a scale
as our exhibition OF yester-
day.
Thousands and thousands
OF the best Ready-made gar
ments 3 that it is possible to
manufacture. Didn't have
one Of them in yesterdays
displa ay.
You've got to see our
show at Sixth and Market
to see how well we can serve
you.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

The NEW YORK Republicans have
orgAn.z .d TO win this year, and they
viii "a 1t. Tney have no Federal
Offices 10 hamper them, and also but
few s.s:e eli eos Taere never WAS
more harmonious gathering OF Republi-
cans In Nav York than the con ven ton
OF last Wednesday,. Leading R.pubn.
cans 0: sill factions harmon d their
differen oes, aud the convention was oil
one hear. and mind. The convention
hiss sho sn i.s wisdom, toe, by noniuat
ing for the head OF their ticket, Colonel
Frederick D. Grant, oldest son OF Gen.
eral Grant, for Secretary OF State. This
seiecGoa will receive general approba-
taon as e graceful tribute TO the memory
OF the great soldier who quietly sleeps
upon tae banks Of the Hudson, never
nors to ba disturbed by fisful reveries
of wars dead alarm. Besides this, the
selection OF Colonel Grant gives to the
OH oe 9 nan equal TO oil It's demands.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16
A welcome for all.

n WeiCOtHe IOr all.
Philadelphia has rarely if
ever before had so many
strangers within her gates
She has rarely if ever bad 60
to attract them.
We have tried to do our
part in illustrating the CEN
tral idea Of this Centennial
We have done it within the
Store. The progress Of a
hundred years; the relation
of trade to the individual,
have been the thoughts
about which we have built
The contrasts, the material
pictures, are under one roof
In the Dress Goods Sec
tlon you may see the hnest,
richest loom-work in the
world. Wherever under the
Sun good stuffs are made
there have our buyers been
The Plaids, the Novelties
the Broadcloths, the Cash.
meres, the Silks. the fine
stuffs OF the coarse, so they
are worth your thought, are
here. We think our Dres.
Goods were never before Sc
varied, SO handsome, so nea,
to the reach OF all.
| The contrast is in TIL
i"Old S tore" Deborah
Franklin could have fount
nothing there to match tn,
things on our least counter
| Just as true of almost any
thing else in the Store.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

THE DECISION OF the Illinois Sa-
preme Court IN the case o! the SEN
teuced Anarchists for murder Is = vlr.
tuous vindIca;lon OF Law snd order,
without which society would he an
upgovernsbis mass. IL is time that
snsrchy and murier were uncons.itu-
tionsl In this country.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

The WILLIAM PENN plan OF max
Ing friendly Indians vas strikingl5
displayed In ths great industrial parade
yesterday, In Philsdelphis, BY q pla
toou OF Indian boys from the Ind'su
school at Carlisle, Pa, carrying sis"s
under their arms, a dt emblem OF the
power OF education IS Q oivll!z!ng
agency,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

THOSE WHO visited the centennial
celebration OF the Constitution yester-
day, In Pnilsdsiphis, unite generally in
ssying snst IL was the greatest demon
strstton ever known or Witnessed In
that city, exceeding In enthusiasm and
grandeur aDything that took place dur.
ing tho Cen ennisl Exposition In honor
OF the declaration OF Independence.
Phtladelphia, .he cradle OF liberty,
never fais to do right what she under.
takes in Glitter he ps:rio.lo or !ndus-
trial line. W. venture the prediction
now one hundred years hhesd that the
BI-Csntenntsi OF the adoption OF Tho
Consttsa:iou Of the United States, " hen
Philadel phis will have population OF
100000 - least aud Wilmington
], coo 0on. VII be observed With s.ill
YTApd.r dsu oastrations Ct enthusiasm.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

Is IT POSSIBLE tha, the poor, beaten,
abused, exnaps,ei coz described In our
local columns was converted into bsei
and will be on the market stalls for
sale to.morow morning? II euch beef
is sold Ia our city, then indeed DO we
need 0 ntA: Inspector.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

We are alad to have You
look around whether YOU
care to buy or not. The
Store has many conveniences
and comforts for you as we'll
object lessons that you will
never forget.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16
q aALTlnOkk a uRIO RAILn0AD
SghEDULK IN EFFECT. July q, 1887.
irtins leave Delaware Avenue UopCs:
KAaT, ,HlT1r1n9

5ghEDULk IN EFFECT, July q, 1887
ir@ins leave Delaware Avenue DopGs:
EAST. .BOUl1D:.
Ella. Accommodation, daily .,...s.lbk- H
<nllI. Accom- mediation, usity y.....T.0o A. Ia
thiia. Accommodation, daAy.....T.66 A. n
Shiis. Accommodation. daily.....lo:lo,h.M
phlla. Chester express, daily lila A. Il
2hila. Accommodation, daily 80. loo p. II.
nhils. Accommodation, daily. 3.l0 y. L,
thila. & Chester, express. daily....t6o y. n,
phii. Accom- modstion, dsuy...... e.ia p. n.
ahlla. Accommodation, daily, ESQ ,. "
shiis. q unester express, daily, T.t5 ?. @
Fnila- Accom- modation, datly,....,e.oo y. u
WESr-BOUED:
Jhicaso Lip1ited, daily. ..........f.ta 4. u
ArciSes chicago y.6o aext ri0f1tH6.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except sunday. y......-............e.l6 10 .. N.
Cincinnati Limitsd, dh!ly........ .n.25 A. H.,
Arriyss Dtnoinnati 7.ss 4. "a. 81. Loaa
Baltimore Accomnodatio daily, eco p. ".
Dhicsso and st. Louis ExpToss,
,,daily:..:....................;...'.saof.n daily ~
5lneoIly Accommodation, daily, 7e0p. gs
FOX LANDENBERG, . % A. M.sunday
500 p. NJ, and $40 p. Id. dsily.
Trains leave Market Street Stst,op:
FOR Philadelphia $50 A. H.. daily oxcep
sunday, 24s r. M, daily. nor Baltimore
ll.oo A. M. daily, except Sunday; 400 a. m.
Sunday only; 2.as and 6.2b 2. III, daily.
Trains for wiimington--Leave Philado,.
pnia #7.N and s.to 8. M. daily. T.l5 q, m.
daily, except sunday; 1000, Hlo.4b q. m
dsily;2 90. 8.to. AS, 1900, $50, ESQ. $40
Express trains =
". M. CLEMENTS, OK. LORD.
Telephone No. 193.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND ought to be
saHsded vita the frien1l reception he
met With yesterday In Republican
city, that will throw 81 600 majority
against him mex. year. He will per-
haps havs 0 higher appreciation Of the
peopis OF Phil l.delphis since he is con-
vinced that they know how to honor the
OFF co he alIs more than the man who
calIs 81
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16
Iowa reaat

A love feat will be he'd In Grace NJ.
e. Church at 80 O'Clock this evening.
All are invited. Quarterly conference
will take place Immediately after the
love feast.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16
.FFICE OF BOARD OF d

v ilmIngipu, Del, Scpl
SEALED proposals viii ~ frccil
Office until Thursday, september
for grading front rect from I'D
jackson street t. the we ~.
street, and Maryland a enuc lro1|
section of Front street TO the Np1
Che stnut street, for lhc puIp0se
Dirt 10 he deposited >uAJe ttJl6eI
street commissioner.
The right To reject any or Al "a
Board OF Directors street and n
menL, JOSEPH l. CAkpENIl
sl4-St
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

EXECUTORs' SALE OF REAL ES.
IL TATE.
VIII be sold at public sale at the Coort
House, In the city OF Wilmington,
On FRIDAY, the I'D Gay OF ofSEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1881, at . O'Clock p. M, the follow In x
described real estate, stunte in the said city OF
Wilmington:
No. ]. Sixteen acres OF Brandywine marsh,
with frame house and frame barn thereon, be-
tween the Christians and Brandywine creeks,
foot of Seventh street. VIII be sold in lots
from IN TO 8t acres.
No. z. A let Of land northwest corner OF
Eleventh and Lombard streets, fronting ~
feet on eleventh street and G5 feet on Iom-
bard street to i-fOot alley. VIII be sold In
lots,
No. q Alot OF land, south side of Twelfth
street 50 feet,s inches west OF Lombard street,
having front of 30 feet, inches on Twelfth
street, and depth of6s feet TO feet wide
alley. VIII be sold in lots.
Terms at sale.
See plots at the of'ice Of
sAMuEL ". M,CAuLLrYv Executors.
No. 6O65a Market street.
si4-ts Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16
sWHly ~,
NIoIICE.
"
4 the n attoy Of fthe

In the nattoY Of tho / ind
Petition OF VIM. Ham. Ne. Il
nond OF al Petitiono.s. Usu,s
In pursuance OF N order OF m
In tho above c1uee made on II
day Of N Eroh. a. -, 1887 all 7
ina any lien or liens atiec,lnl n
ostato OF Ntlliam Ham mont, II
Jane S.sston, John hammond, 4
mond, Margaret neElVen, sali
and james MoElveb. or el,be.
the lands and promises 70 v:i,h
relates, arc hereby. notified % dI
setting forth the nature and M
ths samo IN the ot.es o. the
OhaS cory Tor New nGst!e Cou.t
before tbs fourth MOndsy in So
D., 1881, and TO appear and rrJ
or ileDe NJ the ensuing tern Q,
before the rising OF the C0ur, {
day OF the term.
JAMES II. HOrFFCKtR, j
Wilmington, Dei., August 10,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

lbEAFNESS ssaeosssfui0UKE at yoUi
Down home by one who was desi twenty
eight years. Treated by most OF tha no
self In taroe -lonths, and since then hun.
dreds Of others. Full particulars sens en- ap.
plication. I. 3. PAGE, No. 81 west alat
I. Ns% YORK Ci.y. octletu. u. .aa'tna
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16
Institute Building, Cor. 9Th and
Market Streets,
PIERCE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

PIERCE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Record Building, 9l7, ,9l9 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas may Pierce, n. A.,
Principal and Founder. Morning, After
noon and whit Sessions.
Ladies and gentlemen arc instructed in
technical KNOWLEDGE qualifying them, for
the traneaotion OF businest and the proper
management Of business shairs.
business men, merchants and farmers
who have had doubts rs to whether q practi.
cal business education could bs obtained
outside OF the counting room have boon sur.
priscd at the thoroughly practical manner
Ia which their sons and dauRhters have
boou qualified for business engagements at
Pierce College. and are now smong its
warmcst friends.
Ton Hundred and Fifty (lobo) Students
last year.
Gall or writo for Circular and Commence.
mont proceodinss. containing addresses OF
Governors Beaver aud BiRgs, ANA Rev. Sam.
W. small and Rev. sam. =. Jones.
REV. JOHN THOMPSON, Dean.
Otfioes, Rooms o and Q. Second Floor.
al8-eodhw.8m
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

NUIIUE-lN UtIMrLIaNQ
~ the req 0 lremsnts OF D Al
raj Assembly rftfe State o. Dels
ed at i'over. marcn q 1893 eul
Act ConcerninV Private lIclrord
tics Ia hotooy given that cert!a|
p0rating "nalla1.r, kits.lman I
will, on Tusstsy. eptsnbtr q
O'Clock a m, BIS presented at ~
w ilmiI gtoD, 10 tie ron. ]. Z.
sooiste Judge, etc. for his alsioy
i,0R, u &fMnl
SIS let A,torneyc l0f lhcol
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16
SUMMER COOKING.

We have sold thousands OF
gallons Of NAPHTHA, CON-
monty called gasoline, for gaso
line stoves, and none Of our Gus.
toners ever reported an acci
dent. Why1 Because we sell
none but the purest naphtha
being sweet, safe and Of good
strength. Delivered free to any
part Of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-16
WANAM AK ER,S

rAiLAuAIrHlA. Er.dsy. sept. 10, 1887.
Oben till 9 o'alock TO-
llgAh
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Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

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Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

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Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

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Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

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Daily Republican., 1887-09-16

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WACO, TEX.

he Il ,tcnse la the case If the state ~
Isaac simmons, who YVES charged
with selling a Of key beer on Su'dsy.
Overlanu,r gave q bond OF $3.50 for
his appearances to answer the charge.
The OLD Behrens drugstore - being
removed tins week to the build ~
formerly occupied by the Waco Fur
Giture company Gu Austin avenue,
between Fifth ami Sixth streets,
where Messrs. Morrison, Rsher X Co.
are fitting up new drug store All
Of the old friends aud patrols of the
Behrens drug store are tqnested To
20 TO the "new drug store for any
hing they may want i'll the waV al
good, reliable drugs and medicires
toilet articles, etc, etc. a German
prescription clerk will be at the new
store.
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plan. ana Uap> OF Ncw staIiroads IL
he Gwen 30 The public Tomorrow.
When the merchants md real estate
man of ac,tv riae mn enm4sse AN lsav
.t..,, .......,,,,
'u'' UNIV Guy 'n' ''A''' '"''' ''''
KS ? ace alho the 'ha"l 'i"rts 'l"'
reach out tor the commerce Of the sur
dino corrtrv then If moy bc
49, ~, ,no i,n,or,, at
J''"9 '"Pl'''''
inst comm 'nwe'i'h enA'' DC I'L''
Is otlcVed hat II ON nc present 'IAhs
on foot ana several o mrs 10 pe loI Ill
nlatcd ana put INTO Shhp' l'hih rev
months. tha' Wsco wa ere '"nS S'"h'
NJ lar ahead Oh 'hc ci'ie7 !" '"e slht'
in other matters as she nc" uoe' III
the matter VI trn"e' ~ 10 NV Nv
stand sun, ana III thie oSscI non ~
hriu or,set OF men III .ne oi9 ihA "'"'c
iai man MtsTrs' i''l''s, |"' on
Marshall. lhesH Hn'er' rIsine Soh'le
men WIN toh|rro" l'Suc l"rse sP'c
iai c'rcuar WIN ",' nou"' ' r'i,r ""p :"
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Clothing,

Buyers, you are Interested i'll our
bargains this week 1t you need a
-ult of clothing this week, you can
save money-yes, big money-this
week 1t you wont any underwear
you can save II oncy this week by com
my direct to Us, and takir 6 advantage
Of our immense reductions. Levine
Rros
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Costly ifOnOrs

From the Philsdelphia Times.
The millioppire's dilemma: Which
costs more, a French decoration or a
,eat III the United states Sen
atty
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S'acey ADAMS " COS. celebrated
hand made shoes TO be had only from
Levine Bros.
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Z AM NO DICT BTU.

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t. yyo
proprietor d
"a entof
are all ten
nd
in Ycrk
lny Come
ioucn uvthen r6 llldtr 2Oe
reda Tim Come Ncnvnn
than aim Wac andI have
thanNv Y0t2IcsA h az noh oretint
epurs Itheee and
there Rentr TIL place I nO
fine a NJ he wi threat u5ndT
s.
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Should not forget that we carry the
standard makes of ladies, misses
and childrens SHOES and they can buy
Them As good from us as any store IL
the country can afford to carry.
Levine Bros.
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Ladies'

Can fad the celebrated t. Cox shoes
at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-30

Dried beet chlppod To suit purcha.-
ers nj b a. Little ~ Co.'S.
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Morris Cascarine IS not a cure al.
1t is an efficient remedy for those dis
orders which arise from the disturbed
condition of the liver and stomach.
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If you suffer with any chronic
aches or pains, call and be cured by
DIR. Tanning, the magnetic healer, at
the Pacific MOTEL for two weeks.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-30

New catch mackcreI in p0ils ut y.
a. Little n Cor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-30

Just opened "a new liue OF hair
brushes At prices to suit all
w. A. Williamson IL Co,
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Keys OF all sizes ana styles nj Am
bol4'r.
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Gents

Balls and congress shoes, well made
and dres.y, can be bought tor - per
pair,
Gents calf bal congress and button
shoes. fair stitched at only So per
pair at Levine Bros
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Maddins Mosquito Mixture is fra
grant and harmless.
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\ on

Can get Burt's celebrated shoes at
strict cost ut Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-30

Mayfe!d has ticket 10 St. Louis
aud lnd annapolis for sale. Price
~
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"Shoo skee'er.' The -keeter shooed
when he smelt Maddeus' Mosquito
Mixture. WILLIS " Co.
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We have large assortment OF tan
cy writing paper that we are closing
out at extremely low prices to make
room for new stock.
w. A. Williamson Il Co.
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w. l., Tucker has the most com
pete line OF trusses aud shoulder
braces in the city.
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Old papers at THE Examiner OF.
flee at 20 cents a hundred or $3.50 u
thousand.
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. Little sunday sermon.

In its issue of sunday morning last
the News surpassed itself in petty
malevoience and that j. saying good
deal. We took occasion the other
day to aliudc to little ,Dst between
the News aud the state. mau in which
the latter charged the former was un-
friendly TO Austin in tho way Of uni
versity appropriations. We com.
mcntcd on well.kuown trait OF the
News aud indicated how that paper
had always "bclted' Waco. The
Ncws affected TO sec IN the little par
graph an effort on the part of The
EIAMISER man to look up Jury in
the case he has now pending against
that paper. a coarscr, more brutal,
more untruthiul aud more silly ar.
ticle than this it has not published
since it gave the King-bury letter
with the immortal comments which
occupied it, undivided attention for
u month alter the suit vas filed.
Now a. THE EXAMINER man with
the said SUIT pending, We rejoice that
tho News hss seen proper
20 write the Little sunday
sermon But a, member
Of the pres Of Texas, we blush that
strangers will read tro IN the leading
new paper syndicate "a syndicate
publishing two great papers, one at
cach end of the state, y thought a.
base, ~ unnaniy aud fake ~ this,
not to speak Of the excessive little
ness of the malcvolcut hate which
inspired H. pirit and all to save
it possible itself fro m the consc-
ducnccs of the base ISLANDERS it WAN
torly published against an innocent
an unoilcndiug rival Tor the local
patronage of Waco
This whole matter Of hc-uit. the
umdcrl ing causes of the ISLANDERS
published by the \cw-. its brutal
course foramnnth after aud some
other things it wOt7 not OF viii strike
the average Mcl.ennau county Jury
man, with wonderful force. We have
said this much in rcpclliug this last
baeelc-- and cruel assault upon the
editor Of THE ENAMINEE. We want
to say no more lnul after the trial
and VIII not. unless it = forced from
US by similar rrucltic-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05
Local Time card.
ANNOUNC EMENrS

t.tf,-,. Observation-Disclosures.
We ARE authorized to announce c. C.. NC.
CT LLOCU asa candidate for alderman OF che
tlthtwnro ~ nominee ~ the Young Mems
Reform club.
we are authorized to announce 4. LEAR.
IINER- ~ candidate for Alderman from
ne Third ward ~ The ensuing city, April
election
Wear authorized to announce judge j.
Bkl NNERHOFF as % car dIdste for the Office
April
Wear, authorized To- Announce Nj. FRED NJ
BEEN asa AudidAtc Tor tIty SccretAry.t the
ensuing cleo lpu. April 8.
We IRE anlh9rlzed 10 announce tho name OF
J. G ~IFPllENSON for Alderman OF the
Fourth ward nj the election IN Aprll.
WCWD LMoNRog Esq. isacandld,tc
s-e'ec'ion u the city Attorney ONCE,
Mr. A. Y. HrGHsTON is announced as A
candidate for the ohics OF Cily Marshal
W Ar authorized tuRuuouuce STEPHEN
III kNtk "a, "a candidate tor cry Engineer a.
.Nc"p-uIng election 80 April.
Wgere euthorizea to ~ nouuce NJ. SHIELDS
\, HOGAN for the olice OF city ATTORNEY.
Election NTH Of April ueXI
TOM PLUNKETT is candidate for the
1ihce OF Assessor and Collector OF the city OF
NAco' Election sixth Of Apr,l. !Ss7.
We IRE authorized TO announce MR. :. H.
ny hfhklh- ~ cand'd-tr for C!;y Assessor
'"n No''ec'oF OF 'A-e7 ~ 900 ensuing election
Wes-n or'No''zoi 20 announce Nr. GEO. F.
'he April election